The Britain’s Got Talent winner for 2009 is the dance Troupe, Diversity, with Susan Boyle coming in at second place in the talent competition.

Britain’s Got Talent Winner: Dance Troupe Diversity

The ten person dance troupe, Diversity, from Essex and London received the most public votes in the competition, beating Scottish singer and overwhelmingly noted favorite Susan Boyle who came in second place.

Diversity’s own choreographer, Ashley Banjo, was so shocked by the result, he said “When you said our name I thought I was dreaming. Everyone who has voted – you have changed our lives”.

The dance troupe Diversity have only been together since 2007 but with members aged 12-25 they wowed the Britain’s Got Talent judges with their flawless ‘transformer’ dance routine.

Susan Boyle’s Final Performance

In Susan Boyle’s final performance on the British talent competition, Britain’s Got Talent, she revisited the first song she performed on the show, I Dreamed a Dream, doing a flawless performance in a floor-length shimmery gown.

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Susan Boyle has been moved to a safe for her own protection after exhibiting sign of cracking under the pressure associated with her Britain’s Got Talent fame.

After being tormented by people in her hotel lobby recently, Susan Boyle suffered a meltdown – bursting into a fit of rage and cursing like a sailor at the people. Police were called to the scene and it took a while for her to calm down. That’s one sure sign the pressure has been getting to her.

Now, it’s being reported that the Britain’s Got Talent producers have put Susan Boyle into a ‘safe house’ to let her gather her composure before tonight’s (Saturday) finale.

A psychology professor, David Wilson, formerly a psychologist for the reality TV show Big Brother, considered the situation and strongly suggested that Susan leave the competition:

“If Britain’s Got Talent was an experiment in any university we would have to draw a line on that experiment because ethically we would be putting the person at the heart of that experiment through emotional turmoil.”

But it looks like Susan Boyle will be performing in the Britain’s Got Talent competion regardless of the mental stress, as reported here earlier by the Inquisitr.

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